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the last update. • IsActive: logic delete of the record. • AD Client ID: id of the client owner of the record. AD Client ID = 0 is System client for System Administrator use. • AD Org ID: id of the organization owner of the record. AD Org ID = = is Asterisk organization that shares the record to all the organizations of the client. 3/461 Contents 1 Window, Tab and Field 1.1 AD Window . . . . 1.2 AD Tab . . . . . . 1.3 AD Image . . . . . 1.4 AD AuxiliarInput . 1.5 AD FieldGroup . . 1.6 AD Field

—Vincent van Gogh Simple is hard to miss. I’ve always thought a stop sign is a perfect metaphor for a good ad. It makes me stop. It is relevant. It has one word. And most of all, it is simple. It says, “STOP.” There is no introduction to “stop.” No asterisks are needed to understand “stop.” And “stop” needs no snappy wrap-up. So how is a stop sign different from a good ad in a magazine? I’m turning the pages and suddenly right in my face is a big, simple, relevant message. How can I ignore it? This Japanese

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associative adj. (math.), associatif, ~ law, loi associative associativity n. (math.), associativité f. astable adj. (électr.), astable (pour un circuit électronique) astatic(al) adj.(méca.), astatique astatine n. (chim.), astate m. (élém., symb. At) asterisk (info.) n., astérisque m. (symbole de la multiplication) asterism n. (astro.), astérisme m. asteroid n. (astro.), astéroïde m., ~ belt, ceinture d’astéroïdes asteroxylon n. m. (paléo.), astéroxylon (psilopside du Dévonien) asthenia n. (path.), asthénie

associative adj. (math.), associatif, ~ law, loi associative associativity n. (math.), associativité f. astable adj. (électr.), astable (pour un circuit électronique) astatic(al) adj.(méca.), astatique astatine n. (chim.), astate m. (élém., symb. At) asterisk (info.) n., astérisque m. (symbole de la multiplication) asterism n. (astro.), astérisme m. asteroid n. (astro.), astéroïde m., ~ belt, ceinture d’astéroïdes asteroxylon n. m. (paléo.), astéroxylon (psilopside du Dévonien) asthenia n. (path.), asthénie

specifically?” “Separate sealed instructions to be opened and followed when the account in question is called up.” “ ‘Called up’?” “Funds removed or deposited.” “Suppose I’d just gone to a teller, presented a bank book, and asked for money?” “A double asterisk would have appeared on the transaction computer. You would have been sent to me.” “I was sent to you anyway. The operator gave me your office.” “Irrelevant chance. There are two other officers in the Foreign Services Department. Had you been connected